Reference

Acts 18:1–28 (KJV)

What kind of people does God use to accomplish His work?

In Acts 18, we find the answer through the lives of Paul, Aquila and Priscilla, and Apollos. Though each served in different ways, they shared one defining characteristic—they were faithful. God used ordinary believers who labored diligently, proclaimed the Gospel boldly, trusted His promises, kept their commitments, and invested in the next generation of disciples.

In this message from The Unstoppable Church series, Pastor John Mix explores how God continues to build His church through believers who remain faithful to His Word and His calling.

In this message you'll discover:

  • Why faithfulness matters more than talent
  • How God uses everyday work for His glory
  • What the Lord's encouragement to Paul teaches us about fear and obedience
  • How to trust God's protection during opposition
  • Why discipleship is essential to a healthy church
  • What we can learn from the teachable spirit of Apollos
  • How God uses ordinary believers to accomplish extraordinary things

Acts 18 reminds us that God isn't searching for the most gifted people—He's looking for those who will faithfully serve Him wherever He has placed them.